Olivier Knox

Olivier Knox, a senior national correspondent, joins Steve Clemens, editor-at-large at The National Interest, Zoe Clark from Michigan Public, journalist Asma Khalid, national security reporter Alex Ward, and Greg Karlstrom from The Economist. They dive into the controversial ICE operations in Minnesota, analyze Trump's threats regarding Greenland, and discuss the Iranian protests amidst a bloody crackdown. The panel also addresses the strained peace talks in Ukraine and the significant implications of U.S. foreign policy on global alliances.

Wendy Benjaminson, a senior editor at Bloomberg News, discusses the implications of John Bolton's recent indictment and the ongoing political fallout. Margaret Tollev analyzes the impact of federal shutdowns on public services and the economy. Olivier Knox shares insights into recent Pentagon press corps developments. Greg Myrie provides on-the-ground reporting from Israel, detailing the Gaza ceasefire and hostage exchanges. James Kitfield highlights the U.S. operations near Venezuela as part of the fight against drug cartels, showcasing complex geopolitical dynamics.

Olivier Knox, a seasoned journalist covering politics and technology, dives into whether thinking is becoming a luxury good. He and Ron Steslow address the troubling decline in literacy, exploring how digital media and AI reshape human interaction. They discuss the risks of a post-literate society and the impact of algorithm-driven content on civic knowledge. Their conversation highlights how wealth and education inequality influence access to critical thinking, alongside alarming insights into AI's role in replacing deep thought and ethical decision-making.

Megan Scully, Congress editor at Bloomberg News, teams up with HuffPost's Arthur Delaney and U.S. News & World Report’s Olivier Knox to dissect the week’s major political events. They delve into Trump's economic messaging and the implications of his controversial drug pricing claims. Gun violence in the U.S. and a deadly shooting in Australia raise urgent concerns. They also explore the ongoing tensions with Venezuela and Ukraine, alongside the shifting landscape of global security and legislative dynamics.

Ryan Reilly, NBC Justice Department reporter, breaks down DOJ shakeups and legal turns. Olivier Knox, political national correspondent, analyzes national security moves and strained alliances. David Smith, Washington bureau chief, reports on U.S. politics and international fallout. They discuss the Iran war posture, Strait of Hormuz dilemmas, Pentagon changes, rising gas pain, and Israel’s new death-penalty law.